yceierday's march, that Gen. Morris
refused to let them pursue any furth
er.
The results of the *hole affair aro
• the capture of the rebel camp at Lau
rel Hill, a large 'amount of tents and
camp equipage, forty baggage wagons,
a field camp chest, supposed to contain
all their money, two regimental ban
.ners, one of them that of the Georgia
• regiment, from Georgia, captains and
, lioutenants and a large number of Vir
'ginia officers, the death of Gen'. Gar
nett and twenty of his men, and a
much larger number wounded.
Our loss is wholly in the 14th Ohio
regiment, two being killed and two
• mortally wounded. • Our forces are
now engaged in burying the dead.
Gen. Garnett's body is lying at head
quarters. It will be sent to his fami.-
'l3- at Richmond. All along the line of
retreat the woods are filled with de
serted rebels, and our men arc ordered
to stop arresting prisoners because we
cannot take care of them. •
There were over 4,000 rebels on the
bluff commanding our - position . , who
opened fire on the' 14th Ohio, and the
distance was little short, of two hun
dred yards; Their artillery was rapid
ly served, but aimed about two feet
too high, and cut off trees above the
heads of our boys. Our advance,
which alone entered into the engage
ment, numbering less than two hun
dred.
It is thought our forces at Rowlcs
burg will cut off the retreat of the re
mainder and secure the few baggage
wagons still left. Thd rebel army was
composed mainly of Georgians and
Eastern Virginians.
Col. Ramsey, of the Georgia regi
ment, succeeds Gen. Garnett in com
mand. The Georgians were direct
from Pensacola.
The same correspondent telegraphed
from Grafton last night as follows :
"On coming through the field of
battle of Cheat river yesterday with
Maj. Gordon, who had charge of the
'corpse of Gen. Garnett, we fonnd that
the rebel army had left the remainder
of their baggage train and artillery at
a :point two miles from St. George,-
Word was instantly sent hack to Gen.
Morris, and all is now probably Cap
tured. The rebels are greatly disor
ganized and are heading for Hardy
county.' Gen. Garnett's corpse is now
at Grafton awaiting the orders of his
fhmily."
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD.
TIME OF LEAVING OF TRAINS
IVESTIrA I? D.
STATIONS. gl
A i 5
ii 2
Newton Hamilton,
Mt. Union,
Mill Creek
Huntingdon, .....
Petersburg,
Barrer.,
Spruce Creek,
Birmingham,
Tyrone,
I Tipton
I , o4oria.
lielre
Altoona,
-HUNTING' DON&I3
RAILROAD.—CIIANOR OF SC:
WI and after Woln esday, July 10th, '6l
Rill arrive ad depart a Pollux v:
UP TRAINS,
Lead Irnntingdon at ;a) A. M. & 5.0 P. 0!
Sax ton 9.00 A. M. & G 30 P. 31.
Arrive at llopowell •' 0.28 A. M.& 2.00 1.. 91
' DOWN TRAINS,
1."111iiop , veu at MOO A. M. a 7.30 P. M
Saxton " 1u.31) A. M. .t, 8.0t2 P. M.
Arrive et littutingdou M. & S.SS P. M.
.1..1. LAWitIiNCII,
July U 1861
*UNION RESTAURANT. -
yon want n gloss . of pore Pittsburg °lndia,"
nrby k Rotbrock or :inn A Co's. Ale; a glass of good
Lertionnde, c sneer of Ire Croon.. 11 rob end fried Oysters.
Tripe, Spring Chickens, sti wed, fried dr., dir e go to the
Union Restaurant. opposite thin Extbano Hotel.
June 2S,
4e GENTS
Can make from $3.00 to $5.00 per day owning. our
tat/ eurelopet
COLEMAN St CO.,
802 Chestnut St ,
Jane 4, 1861
QIIERIFF'S SALES.—By virtue of
sundry write of Vend. Exp. Fi. Ea. end Ler. Fa. to
rue divvied, 7 will exposit to public aide or outcry. at the
Court liouae, in the borough of Huntingdon, on MONDAY.
the 12th day of August, IS6I, at 2 o'clock, P. M., the fol
lowing described real estate, to wit:
• NO I.—A tract of land in Cromwell town
ship. coned, ting of parts of several surveys, through which
Flack Leg creek runt, adjoining laud of taett, Wigton &
Ce., and Black Log mountain on the nouth and edet land
of Deft, occupied by ltenj. limb. des:plated an No 4. in
this levy, and land of Wm. Orbison's noire on the n. , et.
and land of Defendant, occupied by Benjamin Long. desig
nated as No 2 in this lery, on the north, containing 2:.0
acres be the some more or teat, of ablch about 150 nerve
are cleared, tinting thereon erected a 141. , 11V glint mill,
Man Entrance Cstliell U Wmchtster Furnace,' a large st.lllo
dwelling hotter. a coal house, now need ae n barn. a frame
barn painted white, a carriage house, nod thit teen log
hon., with, other boilthog.nenlly oatteeted with a tor
neer, together with the water pow or contweted the rewith.
the mane conending of part of n trot UZI ranted to 111•
name of William Chatnbers, and pat t of the block Log
tract, and part of the Richard Aslamm ttaet,
No 2.—A tract of land iu Cromwell township now oc.
envied by Benjamin Long, adjoining No I In this ler3,
no the south. lend of William Oriiison's lo ire on the west.
'sett, Wigton & CO, on Om north. and the Ilennetta
Cromwell tract. on the cant. cootaining 120 acre. ho the
game, more or lean, of which about Kt act en are cleared.
Laving a log house and to barn ant eon, being a pint of
the Bedford and Chambers tracts, and having au ore
bank thereon,
No .3.—A t , not of WO on Black Log mountain, in
Cromwell tow Whip. adjoining Nos 1 and 2in this feu,
on the west, containing 150 arms more or loss, being the
one half of a tract surveyed on a warrant, in the Calato of
Henrietta Cromwell.
No 3.—A tract of land in - Cromwell township, adjoining
No 1 In this levy. on the cast, Itutter's land nu the south,
land of Benjamin Beers, on the nest. land of Thome 11
and Win P Urbison, and the heirs of Wm Orhiaon, on the
north, containing MO acres or thmo.llloUff, of which about
11.1) acres are cleared, having tuo log Houses and a log
turn thereon, being now occupied by Benjamin /lock and
others, and having an ore hink that COIL
No 5.—A parcel of laud in Cromwell towndtip, at the
head of the mill dam connected with the mill. and so de.
veribed in No 1 In this levy. adjoining land of Samuel
41yrret, Govan Cloggare's heirs. end leett. Wigton & Co..
containing 10 acres more or leas, of which about 0 acres
fee Bleared. - -
No EL—A toad of Ridge land unimproved in Cromwell
lownship.reljolnlng land f Andrew s.l"Cluro ou the north,
Daniel Book on the west. ,Tho.nas E Orhiton 4u the
south. and Rodgers on the rant. containing about 00 acres,
being part of a tract tort Cyril in the 110111 C of Then Bond.
Nu 7.—A tract or 'Lure) off laud in Cromwell township,
adjoining land or ilovid Etnire on the north, laud of
-Irett Wigton d Co. on the•tinrtlt and watt, and George
Fires on the cast. containing about 75 /verve, being part of
the Joseph Grubb auttey.
"No 5,—A. tract or tweet of tend in Cronin-a!1 township,
ad,joining Joshua Johns on the north, Frederick Barman
on 'the east. Bamuel Bolinger on the south, and 'sett, Wig
ton & Co. ou the west, containing about 140 moron unim
provc.J,
No 9.—A tract of land on Jack's mountain in Cromwell
township. adjoining land late of John Brewster and others,
containing about WO acres, of which about 75 acres ore
Ideated. With a house thereon, occupied by Androw 51c-
Conaghy.
• No 10.—A tract of land in Cromwell township, now oc
cnpled by Andrew Banks. adjoining land occupied by Win
Wallace on the met, Henning on the south, Jacob Holt
man on the west, and Itiehard Hoek on the north, con
taining 130 acres mon• or less. of n blob atroul. 40 acres
wreck:wed, with a small house thereon.
So 111.—A tract of laud In Croinu ell. township, adjoin
ing Nolo In this levy, on the west, Thomas K °Odeon on
the north, Simon Gratz on the east, Solomon Banks on
the mouth, containing; about 75 acres, with about 4,0 acres
cleared, 'midi a home thereon, in which William Wallace
•No 13,5-A tract of land in Cromn oil township, Warrati•
led in the name ofJtairplius Ashman, eiljoinhig lands of
shams lama en the west and north, Olrester limber on
the east, and John Long and Thom. E Orld-on on the
aouth, containing SO Berea MOM or lean, of which about
25 acre* are clatustl, and harsug an ore bank Hamm.
No 13.—A tract or parcel of land in ley to teddy.
warranted In the acute of Hugh Doylo. Adjoining land of
Thomas C. Ashman On [llO %reit and north. Dods of heti,
11 igton & Co. nil the cost and bantb. containing 3 , 1 ticres
atone or less. Eldred, Wren In execution rind to be sold
as the property of Henry 'ruin.
• Also—Defend;ints interest in and to 318
acres of land More or less. situate in Tod township, limn
tiogAod county, surveyed in the name of Cleary Houck,
hounded on the north nest in lands of IL H. Patel!. norlli
enst by hind surveyed to .Atidcrton & Merlon, moth and
west by land of Philip Thanir, non Orbison. Dorris & Co
' Also-107 acres more or toss situate on the north tido
ofttliony'a Run in Toil township, tun eyed in oho name of
Denim:du re no,
Alm.--b7 aril, more or less. situate ill Tat! tntrnAdo.
‘urypyCti in tile mime of (1. Miller. bounded on the north
cost find south west by land of John Enrage, on the north
west by land of Alit/rely Donaldson, mid on the youth east
by Huntingdon and Pond Top Ilailroad Co, land.
Also—]sl acres more or lest situate in Tod township.
ierit y et ie the mum ed it d i Calk, turd hounibsl
north west by Trexler'a heirs and Benjmnin thmelc, south
west be Thomas Anderson, south east by Washington
Baker IS'ldon Zimmerman,
Also-22 acres more or leq, situate In Tod township sur
veyed in the name of Samuel Snare. bounded on the south
east by Wood, Bacon it CO, tooth west by Christian Bar
net and Widow Brondstoue and L. T. Wattnon &
Also-47 acres Moto or lair situate In !Won,ll town
ship, surveyed in the ttanie of A. B. Crew it, hounded on
the north east by lurid of Philip COMIIIPM. south east by
land of David Mountain's heirs, south nest nod Welt b.)
land of Patton & Pelt ekin.
Also—Defendant's right title and interest in awl to a
tract of land in Hopewell township, llonthigdon county,
surveyed on warrants in the name of Peter Bet ring. Da
vid Shaffer. Sarah Levi. Margaret Levi, Adam Levi. Mart
nab Lerring, Frederick Herring and Conrad Herring, the
division line to be run according to articles of nal cement
betwvxn'the trustees of Jelin Savage deed, and Dr. Peter
Sh.nberger who was the owner ot the other bull of said
ft acL dated the 14th day of November, A. D. 1543, end
another agreement explaining the prior one between the
sad petite. and dated the 13th day of Februart 1545, both
of which said articles ate intended to be recorded.
. .
Alon—A small part of a trait of taint surveyed to Jacob
Ilildegras, xhich has net been previously sold by the (me
te. of John Stiv.fge. the firbt of Hint mune, nor by the
present gritotee and all the land net thus previously sold,
ninth was conveyed to the said John Savage s decill, by Ed.
ward Livingston and trife, by deed ailed the 22d day tif
April 10:3:1, and recorded in Huntingdon county, in Loyd
Look 2t, pogo 402,
Mao—Alt the defendants right. title And interest in nil
that certain Mcssuage or tract of land situate in Cass too n
ship, Huntingdon county, containing 120 acres more or
ice., adjoining lands feu nterly of Itebert Slicer, deed. and
°theta. being the same tract of land %hid,. by died d.iteit
1311 i December 1855, 1, a., CII eve,/ oil by 11101 Clarkson trot
tee to Jacob Creswell and Monier L. Rolm.. Seized taken
In neon that, and to be sold as the property of Jacob es-
ALso—Thu following described messunge
and tract of land of George IV. Johnion and Jacob Ant
p telt, to nit; All that eel lain piece, parcel and tract of
land aitunto in Jackson tort nAtip, linutingolan county.
adjoming land, of George Rudy, It iduw Ssos.anara, Henry.
Stern and other 1, containing ono hundred and forty-two
lICIPS and Fiery-four per-rhea:lml allowance.
Alan--All 01101 other piece. parcel Etna tract of land site
ate in Jackson township county aforesaid. adjoining bode
of Joseph !..assalunn. land In the namo of George Ultima
and 0111011, continuing, ninety-seven acres and one hun
dred mid nifty-two perches nod all. W.IIICC, \Jill the tsppur
tenances whatsoever thei runt° belonging or in anywise
nppertaining„ Seized taken in execution. and to In, cold
to the property of Geor go W. Johnson and Jacob L. AM'
pach.
Ar,sn—All the right, title end interest of
n,•pna.mt in and to all that certain lot of ground situate
In the town of Barnet. in Carbon township. fronting 50
feet on Hamilton street and extending in depth (Ma.) one
bundled and forty fret to Ilerninek Alloy, being lot No.
10 to the plan of sold town, having thereon a duelling
holm, stable and other improvements.
Also—All the right, title and interest of Defendant In
sod to all that certain lot It ground situate in the tea n
of Barnet, in Carbon township, Iluu tingdon corrals, front
ing 00 fret on Hamilton street, and extending 10 depth
140 feet to Gen - dock Ailey, b e ing lot No, 01111 plan of said
town, on which is erected a dwelling house Ac. Seized,
taken in execution, and to be sold at the property ordain.
Dunn.
the Defendant's right, title and
interest in the follohing described property: A lot of
gr I in the town of Nlonitt Union, containing I Inn acre
More or lota. adjoining land of (len. A. I'. Wilvon oil the
north nest, Pentotylvania It:dlr.'s - Id on the south nest, Jos.
Morgan, (lent go Derick and others on the south clot,
And f'run•rhaobt ('until on the net th east, and having
thereon erjeted one fr.uno tavern Unfit:, non . occupied by
Defendant, one largo frame stable, ton frame buildings
used on stables and wagon sheds, ono frame building used
al a IPlack,litil and cooper sh p. one from, building used
As a shoemaker shop. and other outbuildings. Seized.
taken in execution, and to be sold RA the property of
Abram Lenin.
•
At.s.. —All the Defendant's right, title and
interest in and to 30 nerve of ground mole or leas, Minato
in Tell toe whip, Huntingdon county. bounded on the
one by hind of ISillialn Guoshorn's heirs, on the east by
land of diehard :slim thorn, on the west by land of Ennel
south he land of :%ieholis Gooshorn, on the
south by land of Robert Lover, lowing thereon erected a
grist Mill, saw Mid, three dwelling houses and other out
buildings. Seised, taken in execution and to be sold ins
rho property of Joints Gavottes in, Jr., wino has survived
John Gooshorn,
Al.BO.—A piece or parcel of land, situnte
in Walker township, Huntingdon county. eonrsibing
nhont b neres more or less. the toott of which is Owed,
and under fence, and Crooked creek running through the
some. haring a sulphur spring thereon, and adjoins lands
of the heir, of John Mate, alec•need, and lands of John
CteC.du.ni &Ai...es, it being the wane lot of loud that
Isaac Malawi Adams As ru•tcee appointed by the Or
phan's Court by devil. doted 15th of April. A. 1).,1F54, and
recorded in no, k So 2, page 220, and said RIO coos eyed
to said Thomas White. exited, taken W execution and
to be sold as the property of Thomas White.
MIME
ALso—All the tigitt, title tool interest of
the Defendant, V. ha and to. 1.70 ;urea of land ritnato In
Cron la ell bat tollip. sutjoining lauds of Ihonlas Cronte. el I
on the north. Frederick 11.trolon on the south, !Ultimo
on the Fart, and Blacking mountain on the north,
nty acres of which aro rio t,ed. and haying thereon crec•
led log house 2% story high. a 2.4 by 22 tog darn. stone
foundation CO by 40. and two apple orchards. Seized,
taken in ex,•cution, and to be Ovid ma tho property of
Joallna Johns.
EIS
'lO 00
9 47
ALS.O-2138 neres of law] mire or lesq, slim
eite in Dublin tovenaldp. Itnntlngdon county, bounded on
the multi, by land of Thomas %Volker, nn the east by land of
Janie. Neely, we , t by land of ytery IVagonet, north
bind of Alexander Appleby. hating thereon elected too
log Iten.es. ono (rime Link bar., and ono log arable.—
Belled, Vskt'll In execution, end to be told m the propel ly
at JOllll Dev inner.
ALsn.—One Int of ground situate in Brand
Top enty, byteig lot No 153, frnting, on 110,1 Road avenue
3d feet. extending l'aek 90 feet to 11,tzel strei t, adjoining
lot of the halm...mew Company on the ninth and ettet.
and hating a ton story flame hon.., nitl, a back kitchen
attached 55 bt au, NS ith a stone basement. turd for n mole
room: Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as thu
property of Ally Choi: and Amos Clank.
ID TO]'
RO
TIED
, Paso.
nger Tral.g
At,tto—Two lotg of ground sitiinto in time
oda Ilion of lirottirroft City. being, Nos 13 5.14. fronting on
10 not rireet 40 P et, RIO 60 font on Sprnee street, the
other front, 60 feet on Sin one street. end SO fret on Mul
let otioit, baring thereon erect, it n frame house IV Mo
rten high. S. iv-it. taken In ex•rotioo and to bo sold as
the propel t, ut tloorge Ketoner.
urn Soho w ill hereof:et br toots on lreilne , doy, of
the turn! merit of C4.111t. nod the Heed, eeknimirdged on
folio. mg Wednorany.
JOHN C, WATSON, Ellerin.
Stiretres Orrtcx,
Huntingdon, July 10, MO
REGISTER'S NOTICE.-
Notice i+ given, to nil persons Interested,
'tut the lotion log mimed persons h ,v 0 a •ttb d their Re
counts in the itegigtt,r's litlice. nt Iluntingdon, and that
the said ni.eolletts wit be NI a..nted for confi /nation sort
it t to be held at Huntingdon,
in and for the County or Hon E.omloo, on Montlay the 1 , "111
tiny of August next. (18614 to tut:
1. The A dniimstrotion Account, of Samuel Steuart.
Executor of Wllhnin lint a late of Jarkaou too oah ip, decal.
2. Fret and Sinai Al count 4,1 ,onmel Stem,, t and Geo.
W. Porter. late Administrators of Samud Potter, late of
Jm I,aon ton noLip. deed.
3. Gnardlan.lt Acc'mut of Davlit linyeart, Guardian of
3114 Caret Jinsiata Buchaunn, a minor child of Wm. Hu.
chanan. deed.
4. Admtnishalbm Account of Henry S. Gress, Admin
istrator of Jul+ n fleeter, late of Tod tap,. deed.
Account of Daryl [leek. Administrator of William Dunn,
late of Clay township, deed.
6. Account of loquuel Green, Administrator of Jacob
Coffman, late of Cass tap. deed.
7. Account of Joseph Dlggins end Frederick Haupt,
Administrators of Hinny Iloupt, late of Tod township,
dee d.
b. Trost Account of William Stewart. Truster+ to sell
the t eal °date of dames Stem art, late of West top, deCd.
9. Account of refer Stry ker, Guardian of Alfred, Fran
cis. and Margaret Spylter, minor children of Samuel Spy.
ker, late of Ales:mina borough. deed. Filed by John T.
Stry ker. Admihistl atm of Poier Stry ker, deed.
lb. Accoant of J.•hn Italie and Willtam Stowart,
turd of Alexand•r Steel, late of Went too Partial
account.
11. Account of John N. So onpo Administrator de hon.
nig non tesustnento tutnexo, of Jacob O. llttytit, Into of
lecher top, (1,01.
12. Account of John Owens nod Robert T.. Itt.ncierron.
Executors of John llcudemn, late of Irarriorstunth top
dced.
13. Account of Elias Musser, Adminintr.ttor ci John
Dailey. Into ofJAckeon 1 tvp tit c'd.
14. Account ofJumen N certil stud Abntham Staten. Esq..
Executors of the lent Will awl Teat/meat of Daniel Sock
ttalter, late of Walker tat, . deed.
15. Final account of John C. Watson, Executor of Ab
nalom Muumuu, deed.
16. Account ut Jo.dnla Greenland Trn.,tee appointed by
the Otphane . Court to cell the real t,Late of Anton Lmell,
tlec'4l, under amt iu pur,aaance ofproceedinge in pan tition.
DANIEL IV, IVOIIELSUJitr, ltegteter.
Itroßren's OFFICt,
Itunittigdon, July 13, 150.
Duo CLA ATION.—WILEItEAS, by
precept to me directed. dated at Huntingdon, the
INtli day of April. A.D. IS6I, under the bands and seals
of the Hon. George Ta 3 ler. President of the Court of
Coalition Pleas, Oy or and Terminer, and general Jail deliv
ery of the 24th Judicial District of Pennsylvania, compo
sed of Huntingdon. Blair and Cambria counties; and the
lienjanuit I'. Patton and William D. Lens his associ
ates, Judges of the county of Huntingdon, justices as
signed, appointed to hesr, It y and deter mine all and ON cry
indietinents made or taken for or comerning all crimes,
which by the laws at the State aro wade capital, or felon.
les of death, and other offences, crimes and mistlemennot s,
o tacit have been or shall hereafter be coMmit tell or perpe
trated, for canto; aforesaid—l ant eammanded to make
public proclamation tin ongliout my a hole hdlht irk, that
a Court of Oyer and Terminer, of COIIIIIIOII Pleas and
Qunrter Sessi ~,, s„ till he held at the Court House in the
borough of Huntingdon. on the second 3lOinlity (and 12th
day) of August nett. nail those alto will prosecute the
ctid prisoners, be then mid there to prosecute them as it
shall ho just. and that all Justices of the Peace, Coroner
and Constables within said comity, be then and there is
their proper persons, at Id o'clock, a. in. of said day, with
their records. inquisitions. examinations and remembran.
eve, to do those things which to their Mikes re,pectlvely
appertain.
Dated at Huntingdon, the Ilith of July, In the year of
, our Unit ono thous.and eight Inindred and sixty roe,
and the 06th year of American Independence.
PRO CL A MATION. --W H ERE A S, by
a precept to me directed by the Judges of the Coot
' 01011 Pleas of the comity of Huntingdon, bearing teat the
20th day of Aprd 1881, I um commanded rto make
Public Proclamation throughout my whol ballin irk, that
a Court of Common Pleas u ill be iwld nt the Com t House
In tin borough of Huntingdon, on tho 3nl Monday (ntol
10th day) of Augustal. D., 1821, for the trial of all la•
sues in said Court taiTch remain undetermined before
the said Judge% %%hen mid n bete all jurors, witnesses, and
suitors, in the trials of all iesuea are required. r
Dated at Huntingdon the loth of July In the year
our Lord one tliomotud eight hundred and si'tyouo,
and the 58th year of American Independence.
JOHN C. WATSON, Sheriff.
A — r um/ ri
The undersigned
ill i t - w -- 01 - 11 - .11 - I. ' es - pt .- xt -i t r ft 2 t l ll ) l • l c i a ) ll . the attention of thb - citizent
of Iluntingttlon tool the adjoining counties to the stock 0'
beautiful multi.. non• on band. Ile is prepared to ro,
at the shortest notice, Muniments! Mat ble, ''iamb, Table
end Stones of emery decked sloe and forts of Italian ot
East. a !Unable, highly finished, and carved it ith opine
pm late the, heel. Or plait!, 11.9 nifty suit.
Itufliting Marble, Door and Window Silts, &c., 0 is
furnished to order.
W. W. pledges Iliinwelf to furnish martini and nor).
111/11.11ip ennui to ally 111 the ennntey, at a fair prier. Col
and elev. behme you ourelotee elsewhere. Shop on lilt
street, Huntingdon, Pa,
. .
. .
umaingdon, May 10, ISM.
t LARD.—
Do:D. S. ItAYS offers hie proteteional services to
Lb, tnhnbltnnts of Mooresville tot tichdty . Moe, at the
lower Will: or Neff Mills. ttpposite Sirs. Ikt (mid store.
April IN, I.No '
D. P. GWIN
• HAS JUST OPENED
A
SPLENDID STOCK
OF
NEW GOODS
FOR
SPRING AND SUMMER.
CALL AND EXAMINE THEM
April 30, 11161.
NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS ! !
FISHER & SON
HAVE,
ICI ST OPENED A
SPLENDID STOOK
OF
.21 7 E IV GOODS.
TIM PUBLIC AP.1.1 LNYIT111) TO CALL
and
EXAMINE OUR GOODS.
FISHER & SON.
April 10, 1861.
SPRING AND SUMMER
FASHIONS!
lin 411Aortwont cousista of
the neatest and best that could bo found in the city, all of
%Mob ho will take plonenro in exhibiting, and making
up to order. It still cost malting to mil and examine bid
goody. Cult soon.
Huntingdon, Apt it 3,1861.-3 m.
pAPER ! PAPER!! PAPER H!
'r.telug Paper,
Impression Paper,
Drawing Paper,
Dced Paper,
Tiseua Paper,
Filk Paper for nnwero,
Perfuroted taper,
Dliertul Board,
Fiat Cap raper,
Poo',trap ' , apt.,
Muer Paper,
Comm. eta] :cote Paper,
U lit Edged Letter and Note Paper,
Lath a' Plain and Pane) Note Paper,
Vtlite and fatted CAN Paper, in Packs and Sheott,
For sale at LEWIS' Book. Stationery and Muiic Store.
T I OR EVERYBODY.
JL TRY THE NEW STORE,
THE BEST
SUGAR and 3IOLASSES.
COFFEE, TEA and CHOCOLATE.
FLOUR. FISH, SALT and VINEGAR
CONFECTIONERIES. CIGARS and TOBACCO.
SPICES OF VIE BEST, AND ALL KINDS,
and oery other at Delo uettally found iu a Grocery Stote
ALSO— Drugs, Chemicals, Dye Staffs,
Paints, Tumidity,. Oils and Spts. Turpentine,
klub!, Alcohol. Mass and Putty,
HEST WINE and BRANDY for medical purposes.
ALh 'lllB BUT PATHNT MDDICINDS,
and a huge number of articles too numerous to mention.
The public generally will please call and examine fin
thous, lees and lent a tap p lees.
Huntingdon, 51ny 25, 1958.
p NEWELL'S
1.1-t• PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Ono of the fat gel t and moat complete Onilrtirs in the
Staten, where the best Pictured, knee!) to tho pho•
tographic at t, ate taken at prices no higher
than are paid for mierrablo con Icatures.
The Proprietor, a practical Photographer. rittends per.
Penally, carry nitting—and allots no pleture to leave the
Gallery unlesi it ghee perfect antis faction.
Dago,; eur.) pen a n d A mbrotyllel, of ahlent or deceased
frh•uda, photngt elated to any required sin•, or taken on
Callen:, life :Ivo. and painted in oil by the beet Al title.
At this (lonely pictures can ho taken ill now weather—
:ls perfect in cloudy days as alien the AIM Md.&
Person.. visiting the city aro respectfulty invited to ex
amine our sp:chnetts, ntoch for price and quality duly
competition.
44-Inetructions given to the art of Photography.
It. NUM' till',
GALLERY or ART,
724 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
My family .11.1 friends nil concur in the opinion that
the (Newell) picture is more life-like than any thing they
ever saw. My likeness line been repeatedly taken by du.
remit .Artists inn sellout un3 a, but I have never yet had
one which presents en, true to nnture, all the fsatures and
exprcasion, of countenance as tills.
From lion. E. Jo) Morris, Into Minister to Italy,
The csunigte Rabb. beauty and matinees at your par.
traita. coajoined wills their dm ability of color and faith
fulnmem no likenemmcm, cannot fall to commend them to the
attention stud patronage of all also appreciato true alt.
From Col. diunem Page.
Rasing occasion for a portratt,l procured one from Mr.
Hobert Newell, of the city of Philadelphia. a miniature in
Oil Colors, muter Me new procPgs dram:owl by him, nod
take great pleasure in expressing the satisfaction given
me, not only by the accuracy of the likeness, but its at tis.
tic (illicit in all It...Teets, and recounnetals trim to the pat.
'inage of those disposed to do:out - age tho beautiful art,
Nov. 28, 1860 JAS. PAW:.
THE NEW STORE
Have just received another stock of new goods, such ns
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE,
In the store room at the nonth-east corner of Hui Di mond
in the borough of Huntingdon.
Their Stock Lora bcen carefully selected, and will he
sold low fur cash or country produce.
Huntingdon, April 15, 1501.
PI II EUM ANIS 31 CURED.
Mr. JOIIN WESTBROOK. Sr., manufacture. a
ININIENT w hict, I. mire to cure Rheumatism. Nocure.
no nay. Persons afflicted abould call ond try the medicine.
Call at hit requlettee lu iVashingtou .treat, ono door nest
of Levi Westbrook,
Hunt impion, March 20, 1561.:
LATEST WAIL NEWS!
Mail PRICES DEFEATED!
Nolo is the Time to buy Cheap Clothing!
Respectfully Wham tho public generally that he hen
Just leCeixed a largo And well selected stock of fashionable
SPRING • AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
to %latch he oaks the attention of all who are In want of
a neat and comfortable Coat, a Volt or a pair of Nets,—
Ills stock nill bear examination, and he respectful])
requests all to call and see far themselves.
Should gentlemen &SIM any particular kind nr cat of
clothing not found in the stock on hand, by leering theii
measure they can lie accommodated at algal notice.
A good nesortment of '
BOOTS AND 11110113, HATS AND CAPS, 4C., AC.,
JOON C. WATSON, Sheriff.
will also be found on hand, All of alilch a ill be sold as
low, if not loa or. than the limns quality or goods can be
'hail In the county.
Call at the corner of the Diatuond, Long's new building.
M. OUTMAN.
IluntlniplOn, April 2, 1661.
DAVID MIR. R. MILTON sewn.
JAW PA RTNERSHIP. •
BLAIR, & SPEER,
A TTORNEYS , A T-LA IV,
HUNTINGDON, PA.,
Nice on mato Street. Imo door west of Wit9on & Vetrt
ken'ti. All mfeestonol Inodneiei promptly Wendell to.
II ontingdoo t )1310 21, ISol.--31n.
STATIONERY and JEWELRY
PACEAGES, •
For Bale to agent,' and dealers at vary . reduced rate!.
put up iu variety envelopes, For further information
• Addle. COLEMAN .4 CO.,
(Cp-alalis) 802 Cheatunt St., Odin.
June 4, 1801.
I=
lIQUORS, of the, best, for Median
A plrrnst 13 St. SMIIIPI
RO.I3'PRT RING,
JII:RCIIANT TAILOR,
.11111 ut, one door west of C./rmon's
WVIII A PINE ABSOUTSII:4I` Or
GENTLE.(ENS' DRESS GOODS.
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, and
PLAIN AND FANCY VESTING'S,
On MU Street opposite an - rnon's S.,re.
N 0.721 Arch ,s?rert,
COMNII:NDATIONS :
From Ifon. Lewis D. Campbell, M. C, Olio.
AND
NEW , GOODS. '
WALLACE & CLEMENT,
MANUAL GUTPdAN,
UNION
ENVELOPES AND PAPER
LEWIS' BOOK STORE.
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA DAIMONS wn't.
JOHN S. MILLER, Proprietor
Itunlingd,n, Aprll 10, 1001.
NEW GOODS !
SELLING OFF FOR CASH!!
BARGAINS IN HARDWARE
As tho nimble penny Is better than tho slow sixpence,"
and small profits In cash, are better than vexing clit-sore
book accounts, JAMES A. BROWN is now doterotined to
soil off the Int go nod splendid stock of Hardware, Paints,
Ac.. which he has most brought from the east, at sock low
pikes, as will halos° crer3 body to crowd In for a stove of
tho bargains.
Iliq stocichetes a complete variety of
BUILMING•IIAIIDIVARE, MECHANICS' TOOLS
CUTLERY,
OILS, PAINTS,
VAIINISIIES,-GLAt , S, CARRIAGE VIIMMINGS,
STEEL. IRON, CHAIN PUMPS, I,EAD PIPE,
AIGEOCCO. LINING SKINS,
COAL 011, LIMPS and COAL OIL. Se..
PATENT' MICA LAMP CHIMNEYS,
Together with a full assortment of everything pertaining
to its tine of linglorsq.
griy-All eiders receive prompt nttentitm.—CO
Huntingdon. Arnil 10, 1161
ENVELOPES!
Wholesale and Retail,
50.000,
BEST QUALITY
WIDTE,
BUFF,
ORANGE,
YELLOW,
AND FANCY
ENVELOPES,
Just reccivcal and for sale at
LEWIS' BOOK STORE.
N -EW CIGAR ANI) TOBACCO
STORE. J. A. lIANIGAR.
A fallen.' tolawconl , d, hag olo•ned a new TOBACCO
STORE AND CID Alt 31ANUFAM/III!. on Allegheny St.,
one door w e.t of the Brood Top Railroad Office, where ho
loin on hind a large attortnient of prime Mart nod To.
trace°, which he nil! Red either wh01t....d0 or letnil. Store
keeperth ahopkeepera, and all others who deal In thew cod
should call. His prices are low•. Call and •00.
Huntingdon, N0v.7,1860.
1861.186.1.
CLOTHING - .
-r_T •
ROMAN.
l_l -
N 1: 1r
C LOT lIINO
FOR
S 1? rx a AND SUMMER,
JUST 'nteni VED
et
11. ROMAN'S
CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.
For Gentlemen's Clothing of the hest material, and made
In the best Well:manlike manner, call at
U. ROMAN'S,
opposite the Franklin House iu 3lat bet Square, Hunting
don. [Spill 2, 18n1.)
WINDOW CURTAIN PAPERS,
A LARGE STOCK
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
Window Curtain Papers,
MEMO
LEWIS' BOOK STORE
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
G. ASHMAN MILLER
Has just received a new stock of
OROCERIF.S,
DRY-GOODS,
BOOTS a SIMS,
Call and examine my new stock.
O. ASHMAN MILLER
DEEM
WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS
EVERYBODY'S LAWYER
AND
COUNSELLOR IN BUSINESS
I=
It Tells You Item to draw np PARTNERIMP PAPERS and
gives general torn,, for AGREFMENTS of all
kinds, BU IS of SALE. LP MR iuul PETITIONS.
It Tells You flow to thaw up BONDS and MORTGAGES, AF
POT Ella of ATTORNEY. I'AOTES and
BILLS of ETA:JUN(IF, Itratemsatat REG:sacs.
It Tells You The lane for the COLLECTION of lima, with
the ST tTUTFR Of LIMITATION, and 110101111 t
and kind of property BIEMM hem Emu-
Twr in envoy State.
It Tells Yon How to make an A eSIGNMENT properly, with
forms for CogrosiTios with CREDITuRS. and
the INSOLVENT LAWS of every State.
II Tells You. The legal eelntions existing between GUAR
DIAN and W \RD, 1 ASTER nod ArrnstincE,
nod I.tortatinn alit! Tot tor.
It Tells lbu Whnt mistimes Men nod 11.0Norn, nod
the Late as to MARNIAGT Dow). 0, the Mex.'s
111011 T IN PRoPanTr. 010onee nod ALIMONY.
It Tells You The Lair for Mootiartica' Lit NSW every State,
slid Ihn N ATURALIZ tTION I.la S of tillS Coun
try. And how to comply with the some.
It RN You The law Concerning PENSIONS and hole to ob
tain Ono, and the PRE-EMPTION LARS to
PUREIC LANDS.
14 Tells You The Law for PATENTS, with mode of prose
dllra in ohtaillingOne, With INTEOFERENCL9.
A , ..SIcIsmeNTI and TABLE OP Peas.
IL Tells You Low to make your NY II L. and 110 w to ADMIN
ISTER ON AN ESTATE, With the line and the
regoirententa thereof in every State.
ft Tells You Tim meaning of I.lw TERMS in general use.
and expinina to yon the LEOISLATIVE, Ext:-
CUM Rini JUDICIAL Powers of both the
General and State GOVERNMENTS.
14 Tells You How TO ILLEP OUT OF LAW. by allowing how to
do your business legally, thus sating a
snot 111110111 n of property, and vexations
litigation, by its timely annul tattou.
44- So er body's Ldwyer is for sale at Lewis' Book Store
I fik.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.-
A good assortment of miscellaneous and School
Books—Foolscap, Letter, Commercial bed Note Paper—
plain and Fancy Envelopes—fled, Blue and Mack Inks—
Blank Hooke of numerous sizes—Tons, Pencils. Pocket and
Desk Inkstands ' end every ntlier tick) usually ro,,ai in
a Book and Stationery Store. can' be lied nt fair prices at
LEWIS' BODE, STATIONERY & num STORE.
NOTICE TO ALL !!'fig
.
The subscriber, n Ito has fur more than ono year, eorrioa
on business lit company with Messrs. P. BRANDT, 11. Gm.
WHISKEY, and Mr. Lola Bonn, bun this day distoleso
partnership unlit the above/WM All claims against the
old firm will be pnld by the.ubscdlmr, and all those iu
debted to the Bins will pay him.
CLOCKS, fIr4TCIIES
and JEWELRY will ~s" ‘"- . • always be °paired. A
good stock of CLOCKS. Le WA T CHES nod JE‘runt
willbe kept on hand fur customens hu
fayor lam with a call.
Huntingdon, Mai cli 2, 1559
CARPET Sacks and Fancy Baskdts at
D. I..anws.
Q i CIIOOL BOOKS,
Gan,irati3 in use in the St:ll4ls ni" the Connty, not on
hand, Bill he to order, on lippliention at
LEWLS' 1100 E, AND S2't Tio.x.ide Y STORE..
COAL BUCKETS' and Shovels,
for safe by . TAMES A. lIIVIVN
T HE best,Tobanco,ip, town, at
D. P. GiVIN'S
riALL et the new CLOTHING STORE
kj of OUTMAN & CO., If you want a good atticle o;
clothing. Store roe, in feing's now building, in the is,
wend, ilun to 4 a Sept.'!, lin:.
FOR SALE AT
lIUNTINGDON, PA.,
HOLLOW-WA It E.
SADDLERY.
JAS. A. BROWN
AND
JUST RECEIVED
Dr FRANK CROSBY,
JOSEPIT REIMER
PROFESSIONAL & BUSINESS CARDS
-TAT MEGAITAN & CO.,
• 31inera and Dealers in Broad Top Hold. B. To
Megaban, General Agent, HeConuelletown, Huntingdon
county, Po..
DAVID BLAIR,
Miner and Shipper of Broad Top Cool. Office Iluu
tlagclon Pa.
(1 A. MILLER,
k_A Dealer in Groceries, Confectionaries, be., be.
JOHN McCULLOOII,. offers his
JV professional servicas to the citizens of Huntingdon
nud vicinity. Office on 11111 street, ono door east of Reed's
Drug Store. Aug. 2S, '55.
TB. MILLER,
el • Proprietor of the Exahengo 'Hotel
S. SMITH, Dealer in Drugs, Medi
k.y. vines. Perfumery, c Stuffs, Oils, &c. Also—Gro.
cans. Confectioneries, f.c., Huntingdon, Pa.
M. E 7 Pricier in Uooki, Stationary and Maim/
memo, Huntingdon, Pa. •
J M. CUNNINGHAM &1311.0.
Founders, Huntingdon. Pa
JAMES A. BROWN,
Dealer In narduare, Cutlery, Paints, Oils, Le., Hunt
ngatm, Pa.
lI ROMAN,
Dealer In Ready Mado Clothing, Hats and Cape,
lioote and Shoca, hc.
j) ENJ. JACOBS,
Dealer in Dry Goods+, Ready Made Clothing, Grocer
iea. glleellati are, Sc. Se.
G UTM AN & CO., Dealers in Ready
wade Clothing, Huntingdon, Pa:
D GWIN,
. Dealer in Dry doodn,Grocorivi, dwaro,Queeng
ware. lints and Caps. Boots and Shot., Ste.
1 4 - 11. SHER & SON, Dealers in Dry Goods,
Grain, &c., Huntingdon, Pa.
T EVI WESTBROOK,
Thmier In Gentlemen's, Ladies' and MIMS' Boots,
Shoes, Gaf lord, Nome. Lm [her, etc.
TOSEPII REIGGEIt,
Watchmaker and dealor in Watches, Clocks, and Jew
airy, &C.
WM. WILLIAMS,
PIM], and Oninnientnl MarLlft Mumfitchrer.
TOHN F. RAMEY, County Surveyor,
ey Huntingdon, Pa. Office on Hill Sheet, one door cart
of the Huntingdon Mai loin Yard.
ItErtneNeu.9-4,. T. Watini. Philadelphia; .7. P.
Genloght,• Phllndelphin; Chat leg .ThekleS, Rough and
Ready Furnace, lion. Jonathan 5111'illiaint.
T) [CHARD LANUDON, Miner and
Jilu Dealer In Broad Top Coal, Hollowell, Bedford coun
ty, Pa. [Nov. 3,'53.
A CO.,3liners and Deal
era In Mood Top Cool, Mood Top, Huntingdon co.,
Pon.. [Nov. 3, MIL
COUNTRY . DEALERS can
I%Fri, bey CLOTHINO from me in Huntingdon et
lIOLESA ei cheap Its they can at the
cries, ni 1 hate a e holesale store in l'hllitilelplata.
Huntingdon, April 14, 181,11. I 4 1:0:11AN.
A - 11117 GOODS !—A fine assortment on
jimud for the accommodation of wtomere, at BENJ.
CUBS'"Cheap Corot r," :Ifto he( Stint 0. (oct2B )
QTONE-IVARE at S. S. Smith's Gm
-17 very, 20 per cent. cheaper than any other place in
town.
IT, M. 11., .
PHI SICIA V AXD SURGEON:.
°rims, Ilill street. opposite Pr. tn.len, otTers hie proles
Mould set vices to the citizens of limit indon nod %Musty
April 13, 18D.
JOHN SCOTT. SAMUEL T. 111t0IV:f. J. 11. O. COIIIIIN
LAW
J. It. 0. Cenaix has, fruia this date, become a mem
Ler of the firm of
scow & BROWN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
RUNTINGDON,
In whlelsnamo the business will still be conducted.
Huntingdon, Jill!. 2, 1800.
VIOLINS,
SYMPIIONIANS, ACCORDEONS AND FIFES,
Fur Aftle ut.
11W IS' BOOK. STATIONERY & MUSIC STORE
I) • ALLISON MILLER, kyg
D YTIS
Ma removed to the Brick Box opposite the Court House
April la, 155 g.
p ocKET TESTAMENTS,
FOR THE VOLUNTEERS,
AT REDUCED PRICES,
A LARGE STOCK ON .HAND AT
LEWIS' BOOK STORE
BOOK BINDING.
014 Books. Magimiuos or publicationaof any kind,
bound to order, if loft at
LEWIS' BOOR ca STATIONP.RTSTORP.
Ito USINESS MEN, TAKE NOTICE!
j If you unlit yo%r card neatly printed upon duvet
ope,, call at
LEWIS' BOOK AND STORE.
FOARsuperl TIE LES.
ior artiicle l
of DI Note Paper and Envelope;
suitable fur Wltliarlatill correspondence for sale at
LEWIS' BOOK tP STATIONERY STORK
T)ARER! PAPER!!
I Note. Post. Commercial, Yonisenr, nod Fintotp—a
good agnottment for ride by Om ream, half ream, quite or
sheet, 11l
LEWIS' NEW BOOK 3 STATIONERY sTar,E.
AST NOTICE.-
All who hate misottled accounts with mo of six
mooting slaudiug or longer, ate tat
neatly reqtotto 4 to
call and sottlu up and oate costs. I must hovt, money or
quit itgines, 1,1:41 IV.EBTBROOK
Huntingdon, ann. 2, 1861.
T)IIOTOG RAPHY
in all Its various Branches, use t:1,1 it the best
injlo knees in the al
C, 0, CUNE'S GALLERY, '
632 Arch Strcot, Emit of Sixth, Philitilelphia,
Life size in Oil and Pestile, Sterenlcople Portraits, Am
brotypes. Daguerreotypes, Sc., for Cases, Medallions, Pins
Rings, St. [Nor. 14030.4 y.
NVELOPES-
J 1 lty the box, puck. or lehl quaritily, for Pale at
LEWIS , BOOK . AND STA MINER I'STORE.
I — l°°P SKIRTS with from 4 to 30
hoops, at 'niece nom 25 cts. to $2,00 at the cheap
stole of V. p. (MIN.
T ADlES,Collays ) very cheap and beau
ha,i, nt D. P. ()WIN'S.
A Splendid variety of Carpets, only
11 25 rte. pur pod. FISHER 8. SON.
HARRISBURG STONE-WARE!!!
Crocks, Jogs, Preserve Jars de., &c., of superior
quellty. Sold only by JA3lk:s.t: BROWN
n P. GIVIN keeps the largest, best
aqfflortmeut and cheapest shoes in town. Call and
examine Meru.:
,
11TOOPED SKIRTS worth 2 50 will
ix be sold for $1 25 at cheap store of
kISILER & SON.
you want liandsoix e Goods, good
Goods, cheap Goode, owl all kin 1 of Goods. go 6,
U. P.
ALL at D. P. GIVIN'S if you want.O
GOOD GOODS. .
GROCERIES, &e.,"&e.—Call at the
'cheap store of BENJ. JACOBS. All kinds of coo
try produce taker. In exchange at the highest market. pri
CCfl. (oc [26.
OUTS & SHOES, Rats 4.V, Caps, the
largest assortment and cheapest to Lo fount at
D. P. °WIN'S
(1 UN BARRELS AND LUCKS. 7 -A
VA huge assortment at
DROWN'S ItARDWARB STORE.
UM SHOES, cheaper at D. P. Gwin'
N....llthun can be bad la town. Call and eee them.
DARK Colored Palm'Hoods, best final
ity, only 50 eta. each. ' t Slllilt & SON.
GOAL OIL & COAL OIL LAMPS
for 75 cents and upwards, at the nardwaro Store o
J. A. =OWN.
m fLAMP eI
I at t E h
Just Src —f
.7.‘S. K. nwywN.
BLANK BOOKS,
OF V Wag* B(u9, for gala at
LEWIS' B 001: AND STA TlOAvera STORE.
n P. GNV IN'S is the place to"lniy
rod gr. , ' 'Amp ()mot e.
ROHRER'S
ROHRER'S
• P.OHREWS
'ROHRER'S'
ROHRER'S
PRACTICAL CALCULATOR.
PRACTICAL CALCULATOR
PRACTICAL CALCULATOR.
PRACTICAL - CALCULATOR.
PRACTICAL CALCULATOR.
DORMER'S PRACTICAL CALCU
AA? LATOR. •
A Book of Hain Rules and Calculationefier Raciness o,e
-rations, by dlartin it. Rohrer, Practical Surveyor and
Cnveyancer. Neuf Edition, published
cott tE Co., l'hiludelphia.
This work contains 204 pages. and upwards of f.,00 Rules
and ExaMples. entirely and thoroughly practical. arch as
ailso every day in the Cement) parnalfg of Llusineas., ;It
already passed through a number of editions in rapid
MICCetiMOII, and is prallOMlCall by all classes of bmlness
Men to be the bendiest hook of reference, pertathiug to
calculations, that has ever been published.
Ever:) , example In the hook is worked out in roll and
stated in a plain manner, no that when a paiallel case all
eys, those referring to the troll( will find no difficulty in
solving it; in a word, the gehmal mrangement of the
CALCULATOR la ahoplo. that any one who knees how to
add, subtract, multiply and disido, can easily solve any or
dinary example that arises in Madness, or arrive at the
true result crony estimate 101111.1.0 d.
The chief (tint of the author has been to eschew theory
and philosophy in fignres. aiming only at farts and
city. believing that Loudness men care little about spell
ding time in discussing the philosophy of rules, or the
science of figures, deeming it sufficient for their purpose
to he able at a moment, by reference, to arrive at the true
result. The Ch LCIMATuit differs in this respect from all
other Atithtnetics of the day and kindred works—it Is a
key to poetical business calculations—lt is, in the hands
of the business man, what the key to mathematical works
in the handset the teacher in the school room—it &rill
tales time and insures correctness.
TILE WORK TREATS OF TRIG
3fralurement of Land, of Lumber, of Brick and -Brick
Work. of Stone and Steno sotk, of grain awl grain bins,
of coal and coal bins, of wood, of solids, of liquids, of cir•
Cl3lllr, sqlmre or irregular vessels, of cisterns and vats, of
roofing, of plasterer's, painter's. glacier's, paver's, pinmb.
er's. paper hanger'n and upholsterers' work. It treats of
currency and of foreign Mill domestic cachattgo, of the
decimal system, of reduction and its extended application
to business. of simple and compound interest, and their
count application tobusiness transactions, with the tales
and usages governing the earn , together with numerous
couirnei dal forms—of legal tender, of partial payment on
notes, of banking and bank discount, of equation of pay.
meat and of partnership acconnts, of easement of taxes,
of weights and mensal., of square and cubic measure, of
the square root anti its application to tininess or Surfaces,
of excavation, and of many other important practical
matters not within the scope of an ads ertniument to men•
lion.
IT IS JUST TIIE ROOK FOR TRH
Partner, the merchant, the mechanic. the ertlzao, or the
profes•tional men. It iris proven n valuable anzlliary to
the hrnh or, the jo,tl“e of the peace, the corn nyancer. and
real vitae broker, to the aftiesdor. the banker, the clerk.
to tire cP.II engineer and the surve or, to the carpenter
nod bricklayer, t to the ertoheenneen and tire plaritcrer, to
the paper hanger and uphoktot Cr. to the paler and the
tiler; &c., Le • each awl all will 1111. l it adopted to their
rionv WarltB ;Jolter than troy book publielsed.
S Price, 60 conic: Per orxhr at hereto' Book Store.
Huntingdon, lien. 26, Ib6o. • -
$1
t 441;
CHEAP WATCHES !
CHEAP WATCHES!!
TC 0 B LADOili US,
ey NO. 618, MAUKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
tins on band and ix constantly receiving large assorments
of American, English, and Sad•s Medics, which he will
sell at lower prices than ever offered.
J. L. would call lenticular attention to the celebrated
AMERICAN WATCH, which for accuracy of time and dura
hi lity, end less liability of getting out of order, in superi
or to any other imported uatch, 11111110 at anything like
the sonic coat. Jewelry. Silver uud Silver Plated 'Ware,
of all styles and patterns.
ALSO—
Cala, Silver and &al Speen:am
nlth glum; for all aighta, With PAI,ENT, as well as the old
style. frames. All goods sold at my establisbment are
warranted to be as represented. and satisfaction playful.
teed to all yurelatsers, at NO. BIS, Market Streot, Cornet
of Decatur. [Sept. 19, 1860,1 y.
*Zlb )
)
4... -S V. " 0 -eP v. '.. ...--;" - ::. • .
-- --- - % 7----T'i , :&- - - , --1-- := '
THE "GLOBE JOB OFFICE" ie
_IL the most complete of any In the country, and pos
seese. the most ample facilities for promptly 0=11E%; la
the bed style every vartoty of Job Piloting, sank as
HAND BILLS,
PROGRAMMES, . - .
BLANKS,
POSTERS,
CARDS,
CIRCULARS. •
BALL TICKETS,
• BILL HEADS,
LABELS, &C., &C., &C. •
CALL AND MOUSE I,l.6MM:fa 01 . WORZ,
AT LEWIS' BOOR, STATIONERY & MUSIC STORE.
TILE PEOPLE'S COOK BOOK.
MODERN COOKERY
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MISS ELIZI ACTON
Cali;lidly Revised by 31r. J. S. Hale
Ix T£LLIS You /lOW to ellooseon kinds of Meats, Popitry,
and Game, nail all the various and most
approved modes or dressing and cooking
keernad Poi ; also Hie bent and simplest
way of salting, ykkling and coning the
Ramo.
IT TELLS YOU All the various and tnostapproved modes of
dressing. cooking, and boning Mutton,
I amb. Veal, Poultry. and game of all kinds
Sc ith the different Dressings, UMW, and
Stuffings appropriate to each.
Ia TULB You how to chooao, clean, and preserve Fish of
all kinds, and bow to sweeten it when taint
ed ; also all the various 1111.1 most approved
modes of cooking, wi th the different Dress
ings, Sauces, and Flavutinio appropriate to
each.
Ir Ttus You Alf the various and molt - approved modegof
preparing over fio kinds of fileat,Fish,Fowl.
Game, and Yegetablo soups, Broths, :and
,
Wenn, with the . Itelislies and Seasonings
appropiate to each. : . • •
Iv TELLS YOU All the various and most apyroved modes of
coolatng Vegetables of every- desmiptiou,
elso how to prepare Pickles, Catatips and
eurries,of all klili, potted Manta, Nib,
Caine, Musladonis,
Iz Tema Tots All the various and most approved modes°
pieparing and "cooking nil lands of Plain
- and Fancy Pastry: Puddings, Omelettes.
.Fritters, Cakes, Confectionary, Preserves.
Jellies, and Sweet Dishes of every deserip.
' Oen.
,
IT Taus You All the vartoutt and most approved modes
' of mayntf Bread r itustis, MIIIIIIIB, and Cis
milt, and ' the' hest method of preptiiing
Coffee, Chocolatn, and • Tea, and how to
make Syrups, Cordials, and Winea ,of va
rious lauds.
IT TIII.B Teti how to net out and ornament aTable, how to
' ' Cane all kinds of Fish, Flesh or Fowl, and
•in short. how to so simplify tho teholo Art
of Cooking no to bring the choicest luxuries
of the table within the everybaly'a reach.
For Sale at Lewis' Book Store.
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N .
EW BOOKS.! , -
FOR SA LE AT LEWIS' BOOK STORE
THE HOUSE: A :Oar POCKET MOOTO. of Rarhi Architec
, tare; or. Slew to Duiid Duelling+. Barns, Stables, and
Out Du el lings of n111+4140: With a Chapter ou Chnrche-,
and School-Homes. Price, 50 cents. "
THE GARDEN: A Eau. : Poesr{ MA:mo, of Practical Hoe
m
ticult e; or, Mow to Cult:irate Vegetables, Frulti, and.
Flowers. With a Chapter" on Ornamental' Trees and
Shrubs. Price, 50 cents. -
TIII: F. 4.101: A Nmi POCKET MANUAL of Practical Agri-,
cillture; or, Slow to Ctiltivate all the Field Crops. With
no Essay on Farm Managethent, etc,. Pehie, 50 cents.
DOMESTIC ANIMALS: A New Pecan Matium! of Cattle -,
' Horse, and Sheep 1111,bandry; or, lime 'to treed and
Dear the Parlous Truants of the .Thiralard, etc., etc
Price, 50 cents.
HOW TO TALE: A Now POCKET MINOII. of conversation
and Debate, ++ lib Directions for Acquiring a Orammati
cal Style, and more than Five 'Duked Common Mis
takes Corrected. Price; 50 cents: ' '
110 W TO BERATE:. A Nof POCKET 51A:411L of itepubli
can Etiquette, and :Outdo to Correct Personal Habits:
kith Mules for Debating SoCietles and Deliberative As
acnitiliee, etc. -'rice, En cents. " •
IIOW TO DO DIIDINES3; A New Poen? 151.i:Otl, of
Practical Affalra and Outdo to 1311CdCSO in Life; ivith a
Collection of DusinesaFornis, and a Dictionary of Com
mercial Terms, atc. ,Price, 50 cents... ,
Il It ANlktiti.4. ' lIOUSE, . '
I,V'IVIE DIA.IIOIVD,
• : 11UNTINGDON, 1 PA
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VALENTINE CltOb SE,' rtilirietor.
Tha citizens of the contity, and strangers and,traysle
generally, find oorrifqtable 'ettoifnodatfons" at Oil
, beruke Give ' , 1% p triat. /A - gsrl 4, 7f,411
NEW - STORE ycpt
- - Ca/Ett? "Itg 4 / 1 13 ,- •
NEW GROCERY
C. LONG
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Informs the tittle - no 'of Fluntinadon:aid-it•
tinily, that ho has opened' a new Grocery end Confection•
ery Store In the baeement,underOutman Clothing
Storo,'ln the Dismond, - and" would moot respectfully re
queet a share of public - patronage. • Silo steck' condole .t
all kinds of the'
/JEST GROCERIES,
• %CONFECTIONERIES, At, SK
Fish con bo had at wholesale Or retail.
' ICY:CWIAM will be furnished regularly t. parilataki
individuals, at, his room. "
Iluntingdon, Sept. '24, 1160."
THE HORSE ANO.IIIS DISEASES,
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES;' - '
THE HORSE AND 'HIS' DISEASES,
- _ - A7ALF . ApLE BOOS,
For solo at LEWIS' Book Stara.: ,
EVERYBODY'S. LAWYER;:
EVERYBODY'S LAWYER, •
EVERYBODY'S LAWYER; - ' '
A VALDABLII BoOIE,
For male at LEWIS' Book Store. THE FAMILY, DOCTOR;
THE FAMILY DOCTOR,
TEE FAMILY DOCTOR,
VA.411A1311.13 BOOL
Fur ealo at LEWIS' Book Store.
LONGE'I7RETII ON THE HONEY BEE.
•LONGSTRETH ON THE HONEY BEE;
LONGSTRETH ON THE. HONEY BEEF
-, A VALUABLE 80014
For Bale at LEWIS' Book Store.: .
DOWNING on FRUIT and FRUIT TREES,
DOWNING on FRUIT and FRIJIT TREES,
DOWNING on FRUIT and FRUIT TREES,
A VALUAIHJEROGA,
To" sale at LEWIS' Book Stoie.
ALEXANDRIA. FOUNDRY
ROGER C. McGILL, manufacturer of all kinds of
castings, forge and rolling mill, grist and saw mill, thratib•
tog machine, sled and sleigh soles, wagon boxes, stoves of
various kinds, kettles, plough shears to snit ell kin& of
ploughs; - also, oar wheels and railroad work, and has a
new and improved plough that renders satisfaction to pit
farmers that have used them.- I will keep all kinds of
plough shears and ploughs at Messrs. Fisher dr , Nell
tries, liuntingdon, and at Mr. George Eby's, AIM Creek,
and will Sill all orders'promptly. The farniera will sive
money by getting shears and ploughs of.McGILL, at as
foundry hca/tquartere, the place to buy cheap.' All kinds
of produce, old metal and lumber, taken in excltange.—,
tiring the pay and save ton per cent.
" R. 0. WILL.
31arch 7, 1860
m u ' s G, ) „,, THE OYTHARA--z-Tho
Presbyterian Psalmodist—The
" ShawOL-TheJubilee—Hunten'sabd
Gemini's enlarged:and improved Instructore,Weiland'a
New and Improved Method for the Oultar—Leland's Amor
door,
,Yiolin and Flutelnstructors , -Winner's and llovres
Violin InStructora—Bellaß's • Melodeon InstrdetorDur
reiveit' Piano-Forte Primer—do. - .Thorouglaime Primer-.
Ifone's Drawing Hem Danees—The Chorus Glee Boa-.
,Tara's Harp, for sale at
LEWIS' BOOR, STATIONERY & MUSIC STORE
READY RECKONER, , - •
A complete Pocket Reply Reckoner, to dollars
and cents, to ts htch ore added forme 'of Notes, Bills, Re.
cellar Petitions, &c., together with a set of usefuLtabies,
containing rate of interest from one dollar to twelve'thone
and, by the single day„with a table of wages, and board
by the week and day, published in 1859.. For salo at :-
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F- 4 : 1 1
(.3
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r,-,
JACKSON HOTEL,
MILLER, Proprietor.
"TOWARD- ASSOCIA r T H I ,
ILADELPfI A'
Irenerolent Initilation . established by eptclal Endewmel,
for the Relief of the Smle and Distressed, afflicted wit h
Virulent and Epidemic Diseases, and atpectarty for. Ma
Care of Diseases of the Sexual Organs.
Medical Advice given gratis, by the Acting Surgeon,lo
all who apply by letter, with a description of their condi-,
lion, (ego, occupation, habits of life, &c.,land easeiof
extreme poverty, Medicinee furnished free of charge.
• Valuable - Reports on SpermatOrrhcea,and other Diseases
of the Sexual Organs, and on the now Ito:oodles employed
in the Dispensary, sent to theiMlcted in settled latter en.
oolongs, free of charge. Two or three Stamps for postagio
will be-acceptable.
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Address, Dlt. J. SKTLLEN • HOUGHTON, Acting SWF<
goon, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth Stroot,Phit.
aticipida, Pa. By order of the Directors.
L'ZitA D: HARTWELL, Awn:fait
GEO. FAIRCHILD, &crawl/.
Dec.1.2,1820.-I.y.
UTINDOW Kam, • ,
CORM
TASSELS,IC:C.,
GROCERIES ! GROCERIES I
A FRESitiil2ll27..a
CHRIST, 1440'3.
Abt Ins ,STOC4 TS ifiESII 01.17:P9r&SS-
t'Arli, AND Ainf ; ',..'•":`.
T. WHITE,
IiTi'ORNEr AT 1,4*,.
lIIIN, TINGDON, Yd„
Jan. ; 1861-If.
BEAV. JACOBS
IS ON HAND
NEW GOODS,
SPRING AND SIIILVDS.
He has received a fine assortment of DRY GOODS thy
the Spi log and Summer season, Conspristatt ,a Xempriar
,
Loma's . ° assortment of
LADLES DRESS GOODS,- , •- •
DRY GOODS in general, •
READY-MADE, CLOTDINO
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For *pa andinisif
GROCERIES, lIATS & CAPS, • • _
The public ionerelly are regtioetztl antitiamiree
tho goods,-ead his prtere.
As I em datorratned.to .0811 ray bowie, all rein mllretitr
expect bargains. ' ' • 't •
Country Produce tOkeh Excluougo rot' Goilde.'
ItEN.j...IACODS, at the Cheap amen
Iluntingdun, April 2, 1491.
,JPROPOSALS -
Will bereceived by thti,enbaoriber for, mthJng and
vtivering into cars the cool from the Powelten mud par.
net Collette., for one year. ending March flrat,•lBo2.; .
The cord to bo delivered at seventh per ton, of 2240 ids.,
:as aforesaid,, in the best marketable condition, frecfrout
elate, and other Impurities, in such oinuti then and of Boat
:deecription as- may,be designated by the 'orders of; ;Ire
EmbHei iber.
The contractor will be provided with each Mining Gioia
and implemeuts, mules, !ulace, .40., as may be on the
premises, n retention Of which will be Made! at thd time
possession le given, the amount of which valuation Co lrfi
accounted for at the explmtlan of the cob tnict: .
A good store will be provided. A, moderate rent will be
charged for houses' -
The mines to be worked subjeit to . such mining engineer
Ae the lessee may provide, For further information appls
ROBT. lIABE POWNBI.,
No. 1041Vainht Street)
,Fob. 20, 1801.-4 f„
SOUND ON THE
BOOT.& SHOE QUESTION;
LEVI .WESTBROOK - . • • , . , ..
• - ...Mut juit , openesi MO 'bast muerte.
moot of Gonda in his lino, evor brought to.llttntirldort.
Ills nook of BOOTS laid STIOES tot Ladies, Oontlila
neon, Anuses, Bop! ond Cbjldren , oomprimnll OP
latest Millions, 'and LISPOUIRCtUred of th St tillir
terials. . . , .._ ~ .- , 7 .; f in ' .4.•.-
Alio; it Eno' iitcortinent •of HATS tot ttion.-Bo ta g,
nod Childron“ 1I0.5t; In grgutiTariptylpriar h?,
t ,
men, bulled,' !Moos andehildren: CARPET AO - ,
,SUSPENDERS, QAItTEIIS, BANS, &no AVI" -, ! I'.l I
ALSO,
. SOLE.LEATITEII, K11.1S, r )1011.000,0,1 Lein
and-2110E-PINDINGS, generally:- "
Thankful for pees rovore,-a Ohttpunnie:or Axe gaele 1 0
regpeetrully eelielled. .
N. B.—kdots And Show-for .I,adtea e'nd Gentleman, re
poked and mode to order. „•, .• ' -
lluntingdon, Aka 24, 1801)',-
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COAL (:) , 1141.!.'.C.0AL ,0•.1141 , 1;
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ernes A. Brown sells the genuine "PORTLAND REIM
SENtI," ort.COAl. OIL, clear no water. ", - " - • r•-,
Tills is the only kind of oil that given entire ratitfaction
WI stn agent for light.. ' . ~ . • J . 11
Beware of counterfeits and color p 4lcarkqa; Old. ;eke !
omit an often9ivo Nnioll and atooke.
4. lm go variety alao of .•, 7 7. l , '. ," '," ;
. . COAL 6,11 ZdAirS, - ' -
Chimneys, GloiVes, Wicks: Burners, Shades, Ac., de., sold
at the Tory lowest prices, at the',llardware blare, liuuting
(lon, PI!. I ,::. :e, ' , - , ' ,•-
• • and BAILEY'S FIX'i'UTLEi,
A band..o m.orunent jupt received awl for sale at _-
Lnivi.y. BOOK. STA'CIONBItY, 11,rfstp ,TO4
Fr HE best display: paid , largest, variety of
binds of Goods, cat) be foundnithocbmi,
"Rtore Of „118g13!ly
ROOTS and . SHOES, !din. largiatiand
chenpeet assortment in ftiwrf, , •<
Ze..P: MOLTS.
CONFECTiONtiIir
LEWIS' BOOR STORB
ILUNTINOiDON, PA.
1223
BOOTS AND STIOE ; Si do:db
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